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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20
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Personal Paragraph. and Minor Mention.
Madame VI jeff Teu-'er ha. returned
to The city,
Mr samuel j. Wadd.l., clerk of llano-
yer County Court is ai The White @ul-
phcr
Blanche Duprele -peciaiNtr9unc i- thr
attraction at the Theatre ,omigue This
week
The Hastings Court grand jury meets
to-day ltwiu have q large number OF
cases before 3d.
The CITY Central Democratic Commit
tee will hold meeting Tonight Prompt
atendanc, is specially requested
There will bea game of baseball thi-
evening between the har-kcepcr- and
ciear-mabcr- at Bo-chen paIk
The frrmen who went from ibis ciiy
i0 thc Philadelphia Constitutional Ccn-
teunal returned Sunday They aI. cn-
loved their Trip hugely
The Government road leading from fAe
eastern end of ChImb0mI0 Park f0 ihe
National Cemetery is in Slow progress of
construction When completed tWIlihe
81 ahandsomr roal aud % beautiful drive
Chief Fugua sam alternate attending
the National Convention ot tA.ei Eng.
ueers. Assistant chief M0untcastIe sill ne
FOO charge of the department during DIS
absence
The First Virginia REGIMENT Band la-
f..... .,..... f,..I ti.ffI ~ Ia|fN IlHID|| |l I'D
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pumADELrHrA. september 49, The
steamer Warwick Of Philadelphia, from
Newport. England reports terrific gales
with mountainous seas ON September
6'h the seas were making "a clean breach
over the vessel, sweeping the deck-tit-
tug- before them oil was used with
marvellous results. As far as the eye
could reach where the oil had touched,
the sees were quite calm and unbroken
while outside Of the wake they were
breaking 10 every direction
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irnm Works.
III.. iH-I. I.If '''. -I'''I
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sunday morning at I o'clock William
Wa.kercut Florence Davis AZ her house
0n the arm and head Walker made a
visit tO Fi0rences roOm she did not want
him. and the result was the cutting Al
ter the cutting Walker took Florence
keys and robbed her rtrunk Of hermoney
81 When arrested the keys and the
knife open, with piece broken of, were
found in Walker pockets The broken
piece was found in Florence bed Wal
ker was sent on To the grand jury and
baied refused
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Drand Reception So thr Supreme Chan
ccllor aud Grand Chancellor.

ccllor aud Grand Chancellor.
Yesterday the Committee Of Arrange.
meut- Of the knights Of pvthias for The
reception of supreme Chancellor Doug
lass Howard and Grand Chancellor r
If Nirnel-on consisting Of Past Grand
Chancellor ID g. Richardson. Brothers b.
7 Crump, Robert lliil.J W L. Woody.
j j Angle. r. a Hughes. G. Eyenseu,
r. $ Wsing Il S Denny w Peyton,
VI J Hudnall G. T Lochr w A Ste
phens and WI Epp- held a meeting at
the Office of Mr. Beverly T. Crump for
Che purpose of arranging The reception
programme
Tie committee at o'clock proceeded
fo the wharf of thc Old Dominion Steam
ship Company to meet their guests. who
arrived 0n The steamer Old Dominion.
From there the visitors were escorted 90
Ford Hotel where quarters had been
provided for them and after they had
taken rest. fhct were escorted to Otd
Fellow Hail. where fhe unwriucn work
of the order was cAcmplihed and other
interesting exercises proceeded with
This lasted until about l0 o'clock.
when fhcrGcsf- we're escorted tO li2Iini.s
uptown store There o magnificent
banquet bad been prepared for ihem
After thl- had been freely discussed au
thoroughly enjoyed thc a--cmh.age was
called t0 order and thc following reIr
'ar t04sf- were announced
1l IhcOmT { Universal Respond
ei i0 by Supreme Chancellor Howard
Douglass
sd .TIo -uf.rDf.a o.Ir. p,.rOnIDI
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TmE NATIONAL LEAGIE.
Only Certain Branehe. to be suppressed.

Only Certain Branches to be suppressed.
LoNnoN sept l9.-Balfours visit 10
ireland was for the purpose of arrang.
ing further suppression Of certain parts
of fhe National League The league is
not 90 De suppressed eh Noc. but only GER
tain branches i'm districts which the gov
ernment regard as dangerous All the
Glare and Kerry branches are likely to
be- suppressed Conservative member
sir John Wilm0t. who has always shown
friendliness to ireland. has drawn mp a
scheme which contain proposals for the
national councils to meet in Dublin i'm
November every year. 90 deal with Irish
private bills subject tO the revision of a
second chamber, which il 10 consist of
irish Peers the ,iitings of both houses
to close in December plan is utter
Is .mpracticable for {, takes no account
Of Irish aspirations and would leave Ire
land still governed By English anti-na-
t.o1al influences
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Mes-rs Hill and Eyensen have been
awarded the contract for the entire re-
freshmeni privileges az the state Fair.
Hy advertisement elsewhere it will be
seen that they can be found az No. lll6
f. Main street every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings between the
hours of 6 and . only until further notice.
There they Will receive proposals for
stands and privileges Ladies will be
waited on al their residences.
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ItIEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Condensed News Notes rrom All over IN
Globe

Condensed News Notes PROM All over tn.
Globe
The steamers Champagne. Alaska and
Uermanic have brought a total Of { ,3s4.
GOO gold 10 New York.
Civil Service Commissioner Oberly
emphatically denies the published re-
ports that he contemplstes resigning.
The Union lumber yards and CITY
water works of Maysynle California
were burned Yesterday Loss, half mil.
lion
BY the will of Colonel Green B. Board
late pr r'sideni OF the board of trustees of
Roanoke College the college sill receive
$4,000
Reports of the severe Hess of Pensions
Commissioner Black are entirely without
foundation. The Commissioner Is at MS
desk iransacing business as usual.
Denial is made for President King OF
the Erie railroad That he has been offered
or applied for 'he Baltimore and Ohio
presidency
Abram j Barhydt ,uicided to-day at
schenectady by hanging lie was the
father OF Joseph Barhydt. a New York
artist of reputation
a party of japanese merchants from
kiota, Japan, headed by X Hamooka
President oi thc k.ota Chamber of Com
merce. are in Washington on Am eNten-
siye tourof Che country
The well known banking dm ol Prince
a NhiieIy of which lhc hate Vim h
lmYers was special partner went into
liquidation Yesterday in order ,hat Mr.
fraYers estate might receive its interest
in the business
The statement is published in Chicago
chat all the Chicago Knights eff Labor
engaged In culinary work are about to
Withdraw from ihc order and form "a dis
tri assembly of their own, 10 Boz known
as ihe Chicago Culinary Union
The seventeenth annual convention of
lhe Cigar Maker, international [ nion
opened 700 Fecman'- Hall Bnghampton.
y \ l.. yesterday About POO delegates
representing Unions throughout the
"i''A 'tAN'' AllA AAANAi hiA' fA'N'hl.
Mr. Thomas " Leigh. member of
Parliament for Lancashire, while shoot
ing in the mountain. near Sofia was cap.
tured by party of brigands Mr. Leigh
informed his capior- that he was a ser
want that he had mo- yamables. and that
there was mo- chance of securing q ran
SOM for him The hrigands then released
him He has reached Sofia
4 special from Kileen. Texas. Says
chat Foyeue and John Darnell. while re-
turning from Galc,yille were fired upon
from "a thicket John Darnell was in
stanty killed. one OF the ambu-hers
Newt Blackwell. was killed ltis not
yet known how many persons were IN
ambush Both parties have families
The excitement is running high and more
trouble may be expected
Ala union meeting OF the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers IN Boston yes
tefday Chief Arthur made wise and
conservative speech. i'm which he said
"Strkcs were 10 De discouraged. for there
were no cases when the parties could be
brought together that settlement could
not be agreed upon I'm closing he urged
the brother- to be honest, be just, and be-
true fO their employers. and they would
not fail 10 secure suitable recognition
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n.lenhinr Ill. Mother In-Iaw.

Sunday morning Nj Elijah Bethel
found Mr. +. II Baker assauliing hi-
mother In law. Mrs f. d. Gay at hei
residence mp stairs at 1923 East Main
street Bethel took the matter up. a ishl
ensued. and Baker got quite badly cut
with some sharp instrument Baker was
taken TO the Almshouse Hospital Tor
treatment. where he now Is. The case
was called In the Police Court yesterday
but continued until Thursday
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Mention was madcin the TIMES Of the
filing at the Capitol of the charter Of the
Steel Tubular Car Company with a
capital of NOT less ihan $1,000 900 nor
more than $l0O.OO0O 10 was also stat-
cd that The company had not yet selcc-
ted site for their works his would
be valuable enterprise 90 have in Rich
mond. and no more suitable site could be
obtained in the State. Cannot One Cham.
Der of Commerce takc the matter n hand
and secure 90 this company sufficient in
ducemeni- 60 locate thei. plant in this
city, 10 is well worth trying for
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Anr,intinn Al Clonaegon Ca,lle.

DUBLIN. september lo-fne sherlh
and aparty Of police sailed I'D iAe fscht
shannon and surprised Burke, Lord Clan
rlcardis tennaut. who occupied Clonde'
gon Castle. and eyicted him Instantly
After the eviction the castle wa barri-
caded and twenty were left 10 defend II.
When the news .of the arrisal Of the
sheriff spred three thousand persons
gathered 10 resist the service OF the writ.
but they were TOO late 20 prevent Burke
from being eyicted.
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CmcAoo. Sept 30 Tie Tdue, l-h-
nemine Mich. special says Billy Nc.
Lean. pugillst and desperate broke
uilat st. lgnacc on the 2d inst, when %
reward OBJ $3.50 wa- offered for his cap.
mre He Hta t0 Cooks MIL. near Two
Hearted River and from there escaped
0 Canada at ~auIt Ste Marie by O tow
boat -aurdaynight be visited a saloon
at The American Sault aud wa met by
Sheriff Mckenzie, Who attempted 90 ar
rest him The sheriff was badly cut and
kicked Officers Freeks and Ellis went
t0 the sheriff assistance, and after a
desperate struggle Mclean was placed in
Jail Before morning Mclean broke his
handrun- and The iron yeutlator pipe i'm
hi- cell and dug ont of Jail. lie was cap
Hrei again by "a party and was heavily
.uned
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LONDON. Sept 80 The Times. In an
edforiil on the celebration in Philadel-
phia of the centennial of the signing Of
the American Constitution, says The
uarade of The veterans Of the Grand Army
of the Republic before Democratic
President and his Cabinet is The crown.
ing proof. amid a crowd OF evidences, Of
the success Of the author, Of the Union
In deyising vigorous and abiding com
pact.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20

Gillian Jones and Jeh MinSen two
colorai men. were rraigned before tDe
Police Court YESTERDAY thc former
charged with cutting Minsen with knife
the latter with attacking Jones Jones
was clt Boo the arm and side
Iheey.dcnce showed That Jones claimed
that hc had been robbed hy woman near
the corner of Second and Duyal streets
the robbery consisting in bis giving thC
woman two 81 silver pieces as change
f0raS20 Confedoratenote While Jone.
was explaining this TO third party. Min
sem walked up. called him liar knocked
him down. pummclled him shameiulIy
and gof cut with knife. which Jone,
drew iu self defense Both were dis
charged.
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rhe Irving nan Rally To-Nirhf.

\ lrand 0uip0uring u the civ De
mocracy win take place this evening al :
o'clock at the rally Of the Irving Hall
Democracy IN Tholl- Hall All the
various Democratic clubs of The city will
De present, and a number OF interesting
speeches wil. be- made. 1t will, no doubt
be- one of the largest and most enlhusi-
astic meetings Of The campaign.
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Yesterday afternoon at . o'clock the
ambulance DR. Irvine in charge was
called % the Tredegar Iron Works 10 see
Charlie. Mann, q white boy, who had been
severely hurt by a bending machine
falling ON him. and crushing his hip. lie
was also badly burned on his arms and
lees by hot iron. He was taken 10 bis
home No. coo High street, and rendered
as comfortable as possible The doctor
thinks he will hardly recover, as he Is
not only very badly hurt, but has prob
ably received some internal injuries
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stealing wife.

saturday last Thomas Pollard was tried
at Hanover Court House ON the charge
Of stealing William Ienderson's lcolored
wife lie was discharged ". ii. Bey
eridge defended Pollard Beyeridge left
for Louisa Court House TO defend a sim
liar case
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rhe Ner.h AllantLe .aaaalan


PHILADELPHIA. PA. september 10
Owing 20 the death on Saturday Of Al.
mira Mulloney the North Atlantic
Squadron remain, here till Wednesday
The Dolphin leaves that day Tor wash
ington, from where the marines go by
rail 20 Annapolis.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20

SPRINGFIELD, september l9.-Johnson,
the champion sprinter of America and
Bethune the champion Of England, have
signed % run hundred yards Ia New
York. October Isl, for twenty-five hun
dred dollars
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>ouination Refused.


BNrMonE. Mp September 10
Christian Deyons has refused the Demo
cratic nomination for mayor unless the
faction of thc party unite. The proba-
biliiy is fhe independent Democrats will
support Bartlett the Republican candi-
fofa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20

\ Chicago dispatch states that home
steaders are rushing into the wilderness
near Baraga, Michigan, to take up pine
and farming lands recently taken away
from the railroad company. These lands
comprise 2js 900 acres
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
COMMENTS on S4TtRDAY'S vow
DFScRIPT CONVENTION

Nf+H'' atff .|-f f.-'
\ BLACK Diamond, Red Herring and Ne
gro Concern Picturesque Scene Court
>ews \ Remarkably Quiet city The
Chesterfield Cavalry &o.
A prominent Manchester gentleman
yesterday in passing on The Malone
ticket nominated by the nondescript con-
yenti0n last Saturday said that it was
composed of q black diamond, q red her
ring, and q negro.
A prominent white Anti-Mahone Re
publican said yesterday that the negro
Neyerson Levi. was the stronge 4 man
ON the ticket
The n0minaf 0l Herring Wa
picturesque Flanagan. The chairman,
who ncmi' afed him. hoped mp ON table.
moved % if hc bee nominated by acclama-
ton. and without giving any one else 70
chance add 90 The nominations, put the
qucsfi ..,... hedlam noise which
hai kclt mp in voul loud enough
ava en 2 dead man %. acciama-
.ory yof declared him nominal, jump
cd down md ran out
Many fiIcns who visited The eo. M
odd Fell SIS Hall and witnessed O..
proceeding 0f this convention declared
1t f0 Boz the most di-gr cefui scene ever
known in %. uIet city of Manchester
DTS COURTS
The september em of ihr Hu-ting-
Court Judge John 81 Ingram presiding.
opened Yesterday A. necial grand
f...,. ,i... ..ft..r..,.n.4 .r fI. No. fl
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iii. BALL ffttD.
GAmrs PLAYED Yesterday
m.......N f.fI. HIIut..

NrW NoRK. september lg The fol-
lowi g is The score VI The games played
yesterday
g.. -bmr. 3 New Yorks. y
Indianapolis. 90 Bo-ions, o.
Detroit 4 phladelphias. DO
Chicago % Washingtons o.
Br0oklyus. . Baltimores, ID.
Mctr0p0liins. Athletics. >
Cmclnnatis. D l0ulsyiiies.
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LOuI~A REPIBLICANs.
Nj. ~. e. Elam Nominated tor the Iegi.la
fure.

Louisa 4 n September 20 " C..
Elan. formerly editor of the wing and
Secretary of the Commonwealth. was to-
day nominated Tor the Legislature by the
Republicans of Louisa county after 26
ballots had been taken
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TOWN TOPICS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST ~ ThE 'iTf
fVD IIlINITY

Reception Of the supreme Chancellor
hnirbf- of p,tI,in. 4 Politicians Views
,,,pt , Reform Republican Coalition.
The Tubular steel Car N"rhN 49,
n1.n. MnlKATIC 0IIn
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$3.50 uH H. Main street Cor
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OVER THE WIRES.


Republican Nomination la Louisa The
Coercion Act To- Doe Partially Enforced 4
Sew York Failure Decrease of Cholera
in Rome General News Items.
IHI AIInNA llII
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\ BLACK Diamond, Red Herring, and Ne
gro Concern Picturesque Scene Court
News : Remarkably Quiet CITY The
Chesterfield Cavalry &c.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

Ruston Caligraph: The news Will DC re-
coived with extreme sorrow Throughout
T,incoln and Jackson parishes of the sad
misfortune that has befallen captain Mill
ton p. Kidd, formerly citizen OF vernon,
hut for the past three years a resloeh5 OF
Ruston who has been stricken down py
naralysis, More than two weeks ago Gap
tain Kidd began to complain OF deafness
or numbness in his right hand. The 1eel-
inc. or rather want of feeling, continued
for week, gradually growing worse ana
ascending his arm into his body. On Mon
t,av of last week he complained much
more than usual of the feeling, and also
headache dizziness at times, ana his speech
was also much affected at times. On wed
uesdav night the first stroke OF paralysis
came upon him but during 'he re'i'''',uo'
of the week he grew no worse, ms aiac-
ton only interfering somewhat Win his
1ocomotion, the use of his right arm aho
his sneech. On Sunday evening last "hli'
sitting at his supper table With his laohs
the last and most serious stroke came upon
him since which time he has been uhapi'
to use his limbs or to talk. Ills eh'lr
rioht side is affected from head to loot. "
learn. however, that his mind IS periec1i.
o,a,r and has been ever since his atfiictio'
o,,,o nnon him. Our latest informa.io
r,or, his bedside before going to press lat
Yesterday evening was that he was perhap
n little better. With hundreds OF s9hpS
tbizinr friends we sincerely trust that Nal
tain Kidd's life Will be spared him anu II
family.
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the marty in our several political divisions,
and haying but one authoritative commit
tee or body in each parish. charged with
the duty ofmanaging party affairs 8ensr-
ally.
The cheir stated that he would appoint
the committee provided for in the above
resolution at an early date, and publish
the names Of the appointees in the newspa-
pers of the parish.
The newspapers Of the parish were re-
auested to publish these proceedings.
Tho convention, on motion, then al
journed.
III. H. RUSSELL, Secretary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

Caldwell Watchman Mr. Haperyah,
the mail contractor, from this place 10
Monroe, reports the roads in most tear!",
condition, since the recent rams. epec'"i
complaint is urged against the c"t-on JUST
above Eureka, where he says tha1 he has
experienced much difficulty IN ge''lhs
through. If the road is as bad as represent
ted, much trouble and delay may De looh-
cd for in the transmission OF the mans
over that route during the coming "lh'cs
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

A deaf and dumb man named Lazarus
Brown was run oyer and killed ny the east
bound passenger train yesterday morning
Just beyond Young's bayou. brown was
approaching the train and the engineer
naturally supposed he would get OH Inc
track until it was too late to cheek Inc
engine. Brown had been knocked OH Inc
track by passing trains once or twice DO
fore and the idea suggests ltsolf that ne
.ourted death on the rail.
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River News.

River News.
The John Howard is due here to morrow.
The 8uage registered - feet yesterday ut
roon. 4''-
The Blanks Cornwell went through the
mudholo drawing. 9 feet.
The whole Blanks line fleet heavily laden
is on the way bound for the Ouachita.
The Corona leaves New Orleans to-day
and is due here next Tuesday morning.
The steamboat Prince is in the hands Of
repairers and will soon be ready for bust
ness.
DR.. Baxter, of aquatic fame, after stay o.
| two months in Arkansas, returned to Mon
roo, looking as neat as pin.
That gallant old tar Capt. ]. M. Rabun Il
now in command Of the Sterling White
She goes out and comes in 20 fast our we
ender il unable to keep up with hsr.
The D. Stein. Capt. r B. Cryer in com
/ mand, sailed into port last Monday with
cargo consisting Of S57 bales Of cotton AM
500 sacks of seed. She returned up Tues
day and is due down. -fF sfsE.
Tho wreck of the steamboat Poplar BLU
was sold at nlarshal's sale at Trinity on tn
5th inst. Capt. Dick Rawlings became tn
purchaser for the sum of SIPS. The Trinit
Herald says that he got a $500 bargain, til
boat having had fine set of machiner,
The Poplar Bluff was formerly the Web
City and was burned at the mouth of Blac
: river during the early part OF 1856 with
cargo consisting of 800 bales OF cotton.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-12-17

Katie Putnam, a decided favorite OF the
theatre goers Of Monroe, will occupy the
boards of the Opera House tonight IN
new role, "Erma tho Elf" brilliant serio-
comic drama full of interest. She IS sup
ported by a superb company and Will De
sure to delight her audience. The curtain
will rise at $40.
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Ifthere is to be division Of the emolu-
ments of the sherif's office in case Gen.
Theobalds should be elected to that posi-
ton, we rise to remark that the Supreme
Court has decided that such action Is
against public policy and good morals.